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[edit] WREN Report: Manufacturing Employment, Home Prices Continue Decline - Home Furnishings Business

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[edit] FHA Will Take on Subprime Loans Shunned by Lenders (Update1) - Bloomberg

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[edit] The coming collapse of Sydney Real Estate Prices

6 October 2008, by unknown To give an idea of how large it is, you can actually get back to 1996 when the American Case-Shiller index and the Australian index were almost identical in value, and ours is now running at a level of 244 deflated for consumer price ...

[edit] Case-Shiller Index - Twin Cities Shows Price Improvement for 3 ...

5 October 2008, by JOHN MURPHY The S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index was released on September 30, 2008 and tracks data across 20 cities up through July. The Twin Cities is one of the few metro areas that has started to show improvement. As far as this report goes, ...

[edit] How will we know when it's working? - Denver Post

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[edit] Shiller on Canadian housing: Reader comments - National Post

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[edit] S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices: Record Home Price Declines ...

4 October 2008, by unknown 178.46 -1.1% -0.6% -17.5% Composite-20 166.23 -0.9% -0.5% -16.3% Source: Standard & Poor's and Fiserv Data through July 2008 Methodology: The S&P/Case-Shiller Composite of 10 Home Price Index is ...

[edit] Home Price Indexes Continues Decline

3 October 2008, by Stephen Howell (Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage) Although the Washington DC metro area S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index is not yet out for August or September - it's published with a two month lag - the Baltimore metro area index is down 3.2% in August 2008 over the same period last ...

[edit] Latest S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index Sees More Declines

3 October 2008, by unknown The latest S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price report shows that home prices in the US continued to decline at a record pace through July 2008. Prices in the report's 10-city composite index declined 17.5% from year-ago levels, ...

[edit] From The Economist print edition - Economist

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[edit] Case-Shiller Home Price Index Continues to Decline in July

2 October 2008, by unknown WASHINGTON, DC - Data through July 2008, released by Standard & Poor??s for itsS&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices, the leading measure of US home prices, shows continuedrecord declines and a continuation in the trend of double ...

[edit] Home-price slide in double digits - Calgary Herald

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[edit] Canada may face housing bust: Shiller - Financial Post

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[edit] S&P/Case-Shiller® July Home-Price Index

1 October 2008, by Harriet The S&P/Case Shiller® composite index (graph here (pdf file)) for the month of July was released yesterday. "While the annual returns of the two indices continue to reach record lows, the pace of the decline has slowed, ...

[edit] MacroMarkets Announces Initial Public Offering Plan for Home Price ... - MarketWatch

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[edit] Case-Shiller Home Price Index for July Is Released

1 October 2008, by unknown Image © Jim Kimmons The Case-Shiller Home Price Index was released yesterday for July of this year. It is no surprise that it was down again. Recently I ran...

[edit] Home Prices Continued Decline in July

30 September 2008, by A closely watched index shows home prices tumbled by a record 16.3 percent in July, but also found that the rate of decline is slowing.

[edit] Indice Case Shiller jullet 2008

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[edit] A Look at Case-Shiller Numbers, by Metro Area

30 September 2008, by unknown The S&P/Case-Shiller home-price index, a closely watched gauge of US home prices, showed price declines continued in July. While the pace of decline appeared to slow, experts warned there is still no sign of a bottom. ...

[edit] US home prices plunge record 16.3 pct in July: Case-Shiller - AFP

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[edit] S&P/Case-Shiller: Atlanta house prices show some improvement

30 September 2008, by Metro Atlanta home prices increased in the summer months, but remain down on the year, according to the Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller home price index.

[edit] Continued Record Home Price Declines According to the S&P/Case ... - MarketWatch

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[edit] 2008-09-30 USER

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[edit] National home prices continue downward trend, S. Fla. shows slight improvement

30 September 2008, by Home prices continued their free fall, declining in 16.3 percent in July from a year earlier, according to the S&P/Case-Shiller home price index, which looks at 20 U.S. cities.

[edit] Case Shiller Index Falls 17.5% in July

30 September 2008, by Barry Ritholtz S&P/Case-Shiller Index - July 2008. Case_shiller_july_city_index. table courtesy of TFS Derivatives. >> Source: Continued Record Home Price Declines S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices, July 2008 (published Sep. 30) ...

[edit] Deal on bailout may support stocks

29 September 2008, by A deal on the proposed $700 billion financial rescue package could lend Wall Street stocks some support this week, but any gains may be fleeting as investors turn their attention back to the struggling U.S. economy.   U.S. lawmakers were pushing to finalize a deal to create a government fund to buy bad debt from ailing banks in a bid to rescue the beleaguered financial sector and contain fallout from the global credit crisis.   After marathon talks, congressional leaders from both parties e

[edit] MARKET RETURNS SINCE YEAR 2000!

25 September 2008, by SINCE JANUARY 2000, THE AVERAGE RETURNS FOR THE FOLLOWING MARKET INDICES HAVE BEEN: DJIA:                            +0.894% NASDAQ:                     -4.894% S&P 500:                      ... This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more!

[edit] Notpaket übersieht Krebsgeschwür der Finanzmarktkrise

19 September 2008, by Notpaket übersieht Krebsgeschwür der Finanzmarktkrise Geschrieben von: Coien in Aktuell, tags: Anreizsysteme, Bankenaufsicht, Basel II, blasen, Bonus, Case-Shiller Home Price Index, Finanzmarktkrise, Krebs, Regulierung, Shiller, Spekulationsblase Fast selbstzufrieden scheinen die Köche des Notplans auf einem Foto im Wall Street Journal in die Kamera zu blicken. Heute werden sie von den Finanzakteuren beklatscht und, sofern die “Hausse nach dem Beinaheuntergang der kapitalistischen Welt” häl

[edit] It is a Great Time to Purchase a Home in Denver!

7 September 2008, by It is a Great Time to Purchase a Home in Denver! Reluctant Denver Homebuyers are Missing Out on a Great Opportunity! The Rocky Mountain News recently published an interesting article that examines an epidemic currently plaguing the Denver real estate market. In Friday’s article, “Home buyers have cold feet in hot market,” RMN Reporter John Rebchook examines a trend plaguing the Denver real estate market– although home prices are low and inventory is plentiful, many prospective homebuyers are

[edit] Denver-Area Home Prices Continue to Improve

30 August 2008, by Denver-Area Home Prices Continue to Improve Denver Real Estate Market is Outperforming the Entire Country! It’s a great time to live in Denver! Our beautiful city shone in the national spotlight of the DNC this week, and I am so proud to say that I live in such a thriving place. Regardless of your political affiliation, you had to appreciate the fact that Denver reasserted itself as a fresh and energetic western city. There is also more good news for the Denver real estate market this week

[edit] S&P/Case-Shiller: June 2008 report is out

28 August 2008, by The S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indice report for June 2008 was released this week. It "shows continued broad based declines in the prices of existing single family homes across the United States, a trend that prevailed throughout 2007 and has continued through the first half of 2008." The data show that the Washington, DC MSA is still suffering home price declines [see the charts below]. Effectively, the DC area's home price index has fallen to slightly below that of September 2004. In li

[edit] According To The Data, Housing May Have Already Touched Its Bottom

27 August 2008, by According to the June 2008 Case-Shiller Home Price Index, home prices in 15 of the 20 largest U.S. real estate markets either improved, or showed growth from the month prior. This is the fourth straight month in which that happened which means that a national housing recovery may already be underway. Now, it’s worth stating that all real estate is local and that there’s no such thing as a “national real estate market”, but for home buyers looking to to maximize their negotiation power to ge

[edit] Fire Sale Continues for American Homes

26 August 2008, by The fire sale of American homes continues unabated, according to the latest report of the Standard & Poors’ Case-Shiller Index. All 20 cities measured by the Case-Shiller Index reported annual declines in June, with seven cities showing price drops of more than 20 percent. The worst losses, both for the year and for the past month, were in the former boom regions in the West and Florida. Las Vegas lead the nation with the most severe annual decline, with values dropping 28.6 percent in the past

[edit] United States Infrastructure Report Q3 2008

18 August 2008, by Construction Woes The down-turn in the economy is especially obvious in the construction sector. The intertwined crises that are dragging down the real economy - the credit crunch and the housing market - have not abated and may be expanding. Aggregate home equity has fallen below 50% for the ...

[edit] Greenspan Gives Guidance on Housing Market

16 August 2008, by Alan Greenspan, the controversial former Fed Chairman, in an interview by the Wall Street Journal’s David Wessel gave us a few pearls of wisdom to ponder about the state of the housing market. He starts out with a prediction calling for a stabilized market by summer of 2009. Greenspan admits depending ...

[edit] Investment Postcards' Words from the Wise

3 August 2008, by Words from the (investment) wise for the week that was (July 28 – August 3, 2008) As oil prices seesawed through the past week, fresh uncertainty about the outlook for the beleaguered financial sector triggered another wave of volatility in financial markets. With the exception of Friday, crude prices ...

[edit] US: Housing bottom delayed by supply, pessimism

3 August 2008, by US: Housing bottom delayed by supply, pessimism NEW YORK (AP) - More than 800,000 vacant homes for sale stand between the housing recession and the bottom. And that glut is driving down U.S. home prices, slowing sales and turning consumer psychology against the market. New figures out Tuesday showed home prices fell by a record 15.8 percent in […]

[edit] Ignore Annual Housing Data — It’s The MONTHLY Data That Matters To Home Buyers

1 August 2008, by Ignore Annual Housing Data — It’s The MONTHLY Data That Matters To Home Buyers For the third straight month, at least 15 of the nation’s 20 largest real estate markets showed relative monthly improvement in May 2008, according to the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index. I use "relative monthly improvement" as another way of saying that markets are "less worse than they were" and that’s good for the housing market (although you wouldn’t know it by looking at the headlines). Instead of

[edit] Can YOU Help Fix The Mortgage Mess? Yes you can!

30 July 2008, by The economic news seems dire, to say the least: home prices taking their steepest fall in May—ever! As in, ever! The Standard & Poor’s /Case-Shiller index of 20 cities dropped 15.8 percent in May compared with last year, reports the Associated Press. And, that ...

[edit] Housing prices fall by record amount

30 July 2008, by NEW YORK -- Home prices fell by a record 15.8 percent in May from a year ago, and none of the 20 cities surveyed registered a price gain. The Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller Home Price Index is now dow...

[edit] Home price declines continue for 23 straight months:S

30 July 2008, by S&Ptoday released May numbers for the Case-Shiller Home Price Index, a measure of U.S. home prices. According to the latest numbers, May 2008 was worse that previous numbers for April indicating a continued downward trend in the real-estate market. All the 20 Metros’ in the index posted annual declines, nine of which are posting record lows [...] ShareThis

[edit] Tuesday’s Mini-Report

29 July 2008, by Today’s edition of quick hits. * I hope all of our friends in Southern California are safe and sound: “A magnitude-5.4 earthquake has struck just east of Los Angeles, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The quake’s epicenter was about 2 miles southwest of Chino Hills and about 5 miles southeast ...

[edit] IMF: U.S. Home Prices Up To 20 Percent Overvalued

29 July 2008, by Reuters’ Lesley Wroughton stumbled upon a report by the International Monetary Fund last Friday which predicted more bad times were ahead for the U.S. housing market. Wroughton wrote: The downward spiral of U.S. housing prices still has a way to go and homes were overvalued by between 8 percent to 20 percent in the first quarter of this year, according to research by an International Monetary Fund economist published on Friday. In his report “What goes up must come down? House price dynamics

[edit] Home Prices Hit Four-Year Low

29 July 2008, by The S&P/Case-Shiller index reports that in May, home prices plunged to 2004 price levels, wiping out four years of appreciation

[edit] Denver Home Prices Continue to Improve

29 July 2008, by Denver Home Prices Continue to Improve More Good News for the Denver Real Estate Market! The monthly S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices report was released today, and there is more good news for the Denver real estate market. The report, an important barometer of both the local and national real estate markets, revealed that although Denver home prices are 4.8 percent lower than they were a year ago, there was a 1 percent increase from April to May of this year. Boston, Charlotte, and

[edit] May Twin Cities home prices show improvement - Bizjournals.com

29 July 2008, by ABC News May Twin Cities home prices show improvement Bizjournals.com - 23 minutes ago Home prices in Minneapolis in May remained far below their year-ago point, according to the most recent The Standard & Poors/Case-Shiller home-price index. ...

[edit] May Twin Cities home prices show improvement

29 July 2008, by Home prices in Minneapolis in May remained far below their year-ago point, according to the most recent The Standard & Poors/Case-Shiller home-price index. But the metro area did see a slight improvement over April.

[edit] Home Prices Fall in May; Consumer Confidence Is Flat

29 July 2008, by Two trouble spots in the economy showed little sign of improvement in reports released on Tuesday, as home prices fell sharply and consumer confidence stagnated.

[edit] Home Prices Fall in May; Consumer Confidence Is Flat

29 July 2008, by Two trouble spots in the economy showed little sign of improvement in reports released on Tuesday, as home prices fell sharply and consumer confidence stagnated.

[edit] Oil Prices Off More Than $3, Continuing Slide

29 July 2008, by Oil Prices Off More Than $3, Continuing Slide Oil fell more than $3 a barrel, to slightly more than $121, as signs of weakening demand outweighed a disruption to Nigerian oil output. It was the lowest price since mid-May. 29 15:36 July '08 Standard & Poor's Case-Shiller Home Price Index Housing United States Economy 0 Comments